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Here’s Why The FBI Is Orchestrating Fake Terror Plots


Here’s Why The FBI Is Orchestrating Fake Terror Plots Crime & Conspiracy, Terrorism · No Comments

Why did the FBI conduct a year’s work in order to convince two people to participate in fake terror plots? The latest one snared Osman Mohamud, a Somali-American teenager in Portland, Ore. The Associated Press report is headlined: “Somali-born teen plotted car-bombing in Oregon.”


The Bush-Obama War


The Bush-Obama War Alternative Politics, Civil Rights, Political Parties, U.S. Constitution, War & Peace · No Comments

After campaigning against “George Bush’s War” in the Middle East, Obama has escalated that war by transferring thousands of America’s forces from Iraq to Afghanistan, and by sending an additional 30,000 troops to Afghanistan. Now it’s Barack Obama’s war.


Pro-Israeli Lobby Group Advocates Death for Unpatriotic Journalists & Military


Pro-Israeli Lobby Group Advocates Death for Unpatriotic Journalists & Military Civil Rights, Democracy, National Security, Politics & the Media, U.S. Constitution, War & Peace · No Comments

Future wars may require censorship, news blackouts and, ultimately, military attacks on the partisan media. Why? Because the “anti-war” media has caused increasing numbers of American military figures, and a host of ex-diplomats, intelligence officers and others to publicly challenge the Jewish lobby.





Mexico’s Military Invasion Of The United States Border


Global Views, War & Peace · No Comments

There have been more than 200 confirmed incursions by the Mexican military across the United States border, and a recent incident along the United States border with Mexico, and the State Department’s subsequent incoherent response, should leave every American citizen who values the importance of homeland security frustrated, furious, and feeling insecure.


Is It Intelligent To Outsource Intelligence? by Richard A. Clarke


Is It Intelligent To Outsource Intelligence? by Richard A. Clarke
Government, National Security, Terrorism · No Comments

Another reality in the post-9/11 growth of intelligence analysis capability is outsourcing. We have outsourced the management of billlion-dollar technical collection programs, and we have contracted intelligence analysts. The National Reconnaissance Office is a lot more than an office; may have the largest budget of all the U.S. intelligence agencies. It may also be the [...]


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